Bloomington Gold Seminars

[Karl K.]

I am going to attend one of the mid year Bloomington Gold seminars in June and was wondering if anyone had any input on which one to attend. We are new to this and wanted to find out if any of the midyear seminars would give a better overview of that body style, they seem to run them all at the same time. We have not decided on specific year but I think a big block would be a better investment than a small block. We are also going to attend the Mecum/Bloomington gold auction that weekend.
Thank you for any help,

Karl Kritzer

[Mike M.]

Re: Bloomington Gold Seminars

Hi Karl
Send me a PM, I will be happy to help you out.
HaND

[Rick S.]

Re: Bloomington Gold Seminars

Heck, I didn't know they restarted the seminars.
They used to be great seminars.
Rick

[Michael B.]

Re: Bloomington Gold Seminars

I attended the 63 fuelie seminar last year. I was happy with the information that I obtained for the cost. Gate passes were included for the entire weekend in the price as well as a coupon for a discount in the food vendor area. Also, received passes to the L-88 evening preview.

[Kenneth M.]

Re: Bloomington Gold Seminars

They switched about 3 years ago from seminars on a variety of subjects to a 3-4 hour "what to look for in buying" sessions, split by car year. Usually a class of about 8 spent time on two cars-an extraordinarily original one and a well restored one. Judges teach, going over details on interior, chasis, etc.
Well worthwhile if you are looking for a car, restoring one, or have one and just want to know a lot more. Best option is to chose your year or one close.
They dont have details on their web site yet, so I presume they are doing this again.

[Karl K.]

Re: Bloomington Gold Seminars

Hi Mike,
I dont know what you mean by a PM?

[John H.]

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Hi Mike,
I dont know what you mean by a PM?

Karl -

Click on Mike's name, and a drop-down menu will appear - the second item down will be "Send a Private Message to Mike Murray". Click on that, compose your message, and send it. If Mike's logged on, he'll get it immediately; if he's not, he'll get an e-mail from the robot telling him he has a PM waiting for him here.

[Mike M.]

Re: Bloomington Gold Seminars

Karl
On heading of this reply, click on my name, there will be a "Pop-up" with five options, the second option is "Send a private message to ...." (paraphrasing), click on it, key your message, questions & concerns and "Send"
If you include your phone number, I could give you a call.
HaND